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LounDebnc:Remember the reason for Monday, it's not about grilling out, if you see a vet, don't say happy Memorial Day, it's a remembrance of those who gave all. God Bless

Dinan:GM TNT. For entertainment purposes only! Here is a video clip, for those whom have not yet seen it, of The Sean Hannity Show on March 8th, 2018 discussing the Iraqi Dinar, Bush EO 13303, the UST holding $5.5 Trillion IQD...etc. Again, for entertainment purposes only. I found the video interesting.

I found the video highly educational. And since I've been invested for over 13 years, I thoroughly agree with the majority of the material. The gentlemen sounds like Dan of PTR...but I am not a qualified cyber speech sound tech.

Tishwash:Iraq Reopens Iran-Kurdistan Border Gate

The Sartak-Pishta border gate between the Kurdistan Regional Government and Iran was reopened by the Iraqi government on Thursday after more than three months.

“The Sartak border gate was reopened today. Some trucks from here crossed to the side of the Islamic Republic of Iran to bring cargo,” Hussein Ahmad, director of Garmiyan customs, told Rudaw.

Baghdad closed the border crossing on Feb. 10 and KRG has been working to open the gate for more than three months. Sartak-Pishta is located about 220 km southeast of Erbil.

“Today is only the beginning. Cargo will increase on Friday and Saturday, then it will go back to normal,” Ahmad predicted.

“Traders also put pressure on officials to see the route reopened. This is a gate in a very important area with big trade activities. Fortunately, we got the approval of the Iraqi government,” he said. link

One day after the WSJ reported that the biggest German bank is set to "decimate" its workforce, firing 10,000 workers or one in ten, this morning Deutsche Bank confirmed plans to cut thousands of jobs as part of new CEO Christian Sewing's restructuring and cost-cutting effort. The German bank said its headcount would fall “well below” 90,000, from just over 97,000. But the biggest gut punch to employee morale is that the bank would reduce headcount in its equities sales and trading business by about 25%.